I've won some Catholics to Christ. Many Catholics are simply Catholics because their parents were, not because they fully agree with its doctrine. In other words, they don't even know much of anything about it.Catholics believe you are not truly Christian too so it's a tie score.
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You don't acknowledge a lot of things but that does not make them any less true. Evildoers, under the guise of religiosity or righteousness, go right to hell where they belong.
Wrong. They consider anyone who does not fall in line with the dictates of their faith as deserving of hell. Ironically, they will be there before anyone.Winston wrote: People like Neo don't wish people to go to hell.
Not even close. They are trying to bully people into compliance with their agenda. They have the VENEER of good intention, but they are in fact evil, controlling, psychopaths who want to manipulate you under their program.Winston wrote: They are trying to prevent you from going to hell, that's why they warn you about it. So it's out of good intention.
This we can somewhat agree upon, although there is nothing "simple" about being brainwashed.Winston wrote: In this case, Neo is simply brainwashed. He doesn't know better.
Knowingly placing people in fear of eternal hell to manipulate them into your orbit is malicious. There are weak people and young people who commit suicide over such faith-bullying. He knows what he is doing.....Winston wrote: He's just brainwashed and a fanatic. Karma isn't gonna punish you for saying what you believe. And he's not saying it out of malice either. It's simply what he believes. So no bad karma there as there's no ill intent. You have to knowingly do wrong to get bad karma.
Read up on the history of The Great Schism and the Protestant Reformation. They both spun out of Roman Catholicism which is the original Christian faith. We don't have to actually be somewhere to know that something is true.Winston wrote: How do you know whether Catholicism or Evangelical Christianity came first?
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This is an easy one. For those who can believe in Christ, God gives them the gift of the Holy Ghost in their hearts, which interprets the truth of the gospel. In other words, if a person is saved, then the truth of the gospel has been revealed to them. Then they will know which salvation doctrine is true and which is false.
Prudence is the knowledge of things to be sought, and those to be shunned.
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Arguably Orthodoxy is the original Christian faith, with Catholicism splitting off in the time of Charlemagne.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 4:15 pmThey both spun out of Roman Catholicism which is the original Christian faith.
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Eastern Orthodox Catholicism IS Catholicism dumbass. Catholicism just bifurcated during the Great Schism and now there are two Catholic faiths sprung directly from Jesus and St. Peter (who took over leadership of the faith from Jesus.)Cornfed wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 6:20 pmArguably Orthodoxy is the original Christian faith, with Catholicism splitting off in the time of Charlemagne.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 4:15 pmThey both spun out of Roman Catholicism which is the original Christian faith.
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Obviously there are differences between Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic theology and ritual. For several centuries after the fall of the Western Roman Empire the appointment of a Pope would require the Byzantine Emperor’s approval, indicating that the Eastern Church was the parent franchise the Western Church split from rather than the other way round.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 6:31 pmEastern Orthodox Catholicism IS Catholicism dumbass. Catholicism just bifurcated during the Great Schism and now there are two Catholic faiths sprung directly from Jesus and St. Peter (who took over leadership of the faith from Jesus.)Cornfed wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 6:20 pmArguably Orthodoxy is the original Christian faith, with Catholicism splitting off in the time of Charlemagne.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 4:15 pmThey both spun out of Roman Catholicism which is the original Christian faith.
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Typical oversimplification with an illogical twist emblematic of a low-IQ individual like yourself.Cornfed wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 6:43 pmObviously there are differences between Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic theology and ritual. For several centuries after the fall of the Western Roman Empire the appointment of a Pope would require the Byzantine Emperor’s approval, indicating that the Eastern Church was the parent franchise the Western Church split from rather than the other way round.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 6:31 pmEastern Orthodox Catholicism IS Catholicism dumbass. Catholicism just bifurcated during the Great Schism and now there are two Catholic faiths sprung directly from Jesus and St. Peter (who took over leadership of the faith from Jesus.)Cornfed wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 6:20 pmArguably Orthodoxy is the original Christian faith, with Catholicism splitting off in the time of Charlemagne.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 4:15 pmThey both spun out of Roman Catholicism which is the original Christian faith.
The split was hundreds of years in the making and far more complex than a mental midget like yourself could comprehend. Suffice it to say, the central authority of the Pope was questioned and later rejected by the Eastern Orthodoxy and later by the Reformist Protestants. But you can spin it all you like. It will never make you correct....
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It had never been accepted in the East in the first place. The fact that the Byzantine Emperor had to approve the appointment of the Pope and not the other way round suggests that the seat of the Church was Constantinople which the Roman Church then split from.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 7:27 pmSuffice it to say, the central authority of the Pope was questioned and later rejected by the Eastern Orthodoxy and later by the Reformist Protestants.
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Suffice it to say, the central authority of the Pope was questioned and later rejected by the Eastern Orthodoxy and later by the Reformist Protestants.
It was accepted for centuries. But as doctrine and practice drifted apart, the Orthodox wanted to decentralize into regional fiefdoms.
But the important point, since you like to focus on the irrelevant, is that BOTH east and west are considered Catholic churches which sprung from the authority of Jesus and his successor St. Peter. That point does not change as much as you'd like to expand this into a useless debate.
Absolutely wrong and here you go again with your historical revisionism. It's like that's your hobby or something.Cornfed wrote: It had never been accepted in the East in the first place.
It was accepted for centuries. But as doctrine and practice drifted apart, the Orthodox wanted to decentralize into regional fiefdoms.
There was no "single seat" of the church as you call it. They were two traditions that forged a united front until they excommunicated each others' leaders in 1054.Cornfed wrote: The fact that the Byzantine Emperor had to approve the appointment of the Pope and not the other way round suggests that the seat of the Church was Constantinople which the Roman Church then split from.
But the important point, since you like to focus on the irrelevant, is that BOTH east and west are considered Catholic churches which sprung from the authority of Jesus and his successor St. Peter. That point does not change as much as you'd like to expand this into a useless debate.
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Actually both of you are right. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire the seat of the Empire and the Church became Constantinople. It remained that way until the appointment of Charlemagne as Emperor, a good 300 years later.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 7:27 pmThe split was hundreds of years in the making and far more complex than a mental midget like yourself could comprehend. Suffice it to say, the central authority of the Pope was questioned and later rejected by the Eastern Orthodoxy and later by the Reformist Protestants. But you can spin it all you like. It will never make you correct....
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Wait a minute... Are you STILL reading my contributions on the various threads here? That's very surprising because I have to say I don't feel the compulsion to be interested in yours. That's a bit weird from the guy who claims to not believe anything I write about myself here.hypermak wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 10:02 pmActually both of you are right. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire the seat of the Empire and the Church became Constantinople. It remained that way until the appointment of Charlemagne as Emperor, a good 300 years later.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 7:27 pmThe split was hundreds of years in the making and far more complex than a mental midget like yourself could comprehend. Suffice it to say, the central authority of the Pope was questioned and later rejected by the Eastern Orthodoxy and later by the Reformist Protestants. But you can spin it all you like. It will never make you correct....
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If they are part of a serious thread and don't sound like the delirium of a deluded mind then yes, I read them like anything else.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 11:34 pmWait a minute... Are you STILL reading my contributions on the various threads here? That's very surprising because I have to say I don't feel the compulsion to be interested in yours. That's a bit weird from the guy who claims to not believe anything I write about myself here.
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Contarian this poster obsesion on you obsesion on wiseton obsesion on happy aboard and same you have no life only post post post so how can you belief busy kitchenman lies are you so dumwit and he need you for feel importance you contarian important to this public duende so very sad it isContrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 11:34 pmWait a minute... Are you STILL reading my contributions on the various threads here? That's very surprising because I have to say I don't feel the compulsion to be interested in yours. That's a bit weird from the guy who claims to not believe anything I write about myself here.hypermak wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 10:02 pmActually both of you are right. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire the seat of the Empire and the Church became Constantinople. It remained that way until the appointment of Charlemagne as Emperor, a good 300 years later.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 7:27 pmThe split was hundreds of years in the making and far more complex than a mental midget like yourself could comprehend. Suffice it to say, the central authority of the Pope was questioned and later rejected by the Eastern Orthodoxy and later by the Reformist Protestants. But you can spin it all you like. It will never make you correct....
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Well, I guess I have to begrudgingly agree with you on that one PAG.Spencer wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2020, 1:17 amContarian this poster obsesion on you obsesion on wiseton obsesion on happy aboard and same you have no life only post post post so how can you belief busy kitchenman lies are you so dumwit and he need you for feel importance you contarian important to this public duende so very sad it isContrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 11:34 pmWait a minute... Are you STILL reading my contributions on the various threads here? That's very surprising because I have to say I don't feel the compulsion to be interested in yours. That's a bit weird from the guy who claims to not believe anything I write about myself here.hypermak wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 10:02 pmActually both of you are right. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire the seat of the Empire and the Church became Constantinople. It remained that way until the appointment of Charlemagne as Emperor, a good 300 years later.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 7:27 pmThe split was hundreds of years in the making and far more complex than a mental midget like yourself could comprehend. Suffice it to say, the central authority of the Pope was questioned and later rejected by the Eastern Orthodoxy and later by the Reformist Protestants. But you can spin it all you like. It will never make you correct....
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If you think i have same id to stanfordguy that is complimentary for me 100%Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2020, 1:58 amWell, I guess I have to begrudgingly agree with you on that one PAG.Spencer wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2020, 1:17 amContarian this poster obsesion on you obsesion on wiseton obsesion on happy aboard and same you have no life only post post post so how can you belief busy kitchenman lies are you so dumwit and he need you for feel importance you contarian important to this public duende so very sad it isContrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 11:34 pmWait a minute... Are you STILL reading my contributions on the various threads here? That's very surprising because I have to say I don't feel the compulsion to be interested in yours. That's a bit weird from the guy who claims to not believe anything I write about myself here.hypermak wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 10:02 pmActually both of you are right. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire the seat of the Empire and the Church became Constantinople. It remained that way until the appointment of Charlemagne as Emperor, a good 300 years later.Contrarian Expatriate wrote: ↑July 22nd, 2020, 7:27 pmThe split was hundreds of years in the making and far more complex than a mental midget like yourself could comprehend. Suffice it to say, the central authority of the Pope was questioned and later rejected by the Eastern Orthodoxy and later by the Reformist Protestants. But you can spin it all you like. It will never make you correct....
"Close mind genus more dangrous than 10,000 dumwits" - Spencer
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"It takes far less effort to find and move to the society that has what you want than it does to try to reconstruct an existing society to match your standards." - Harry Browne
"Wiseton is a very dynamic individual, what most would call a genius. He's started a movement, and only genius types can do such a thing." - Boycottamericanwomen
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